SELF-CUSTODIAL PERPETUALS · ROBINHOOD CHAIN

The market closes.
Arcus doesn't.

Full public statistics for the Arcus perpetuals book: every market, every day, every wallet the venue exposes. Volume and open interest hour by hour, funding rates, what a trade really costs to fill, and the traders behind it. The venue also runs a spot market; it is a separate book and publishes no turnover, so nothing on this page includes it.

Every day since launch

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Perpetuals only: the spot market is a separate book and is not added in here. Each bar is one day of notional traded, split by market; the pale line is the running total. Days before the venue started writing volume into its candles are left out rather than drawn as zero. The last bar is today, still running; it is drawn hollow, it is a part-day figure, and it is never labelled as the peak.

Where the flow goes

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The cost nobody publishes

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COST OF ENTRY BY HOUR · UTC

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NYSE SESSION 13:30 TO 20:00

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Longer, warmer spokes mean a market order costs more to fill. Off-hours the venue also asks for more margin on equity markets, so the same trade ties up more collateral.

WHAT IT REALLY COSTS TO TRADE

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Busiest markets

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Funding, hour by hour

40 DAYS OF HOURLY RATES · AVERAGED BY HOUR

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SHORTS PAY LONGS PAY

Funding is the small payment that keeps a perp tethered to spot. When the rate is positive, longs pay shorts. Equity markets go quiet while Wall Street is shut; the rate stops moving and sits pinned at the venue's base rate, around +4.2% a year, which is the steadiest carry on the board.

Who is trading

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Look up any wallet its rank, open positions, equity curve and every recent fill; no login, any address on the venue

TRY ONE

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ACCOUNT EQUITY · 30 DAYS

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HOW THIS WALLET TRADES

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LAST 40 FILLS

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NEW WALLETS PER DAY

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Arcus exposes every account through its public API: balances, positions and the equity curve of any address, no key required. The leaderboard itself stops at 100 rows and has no pagination, so the wider count comes from the public trade tape, where both sides of every fill are named. Wallets we operate are listed like everyone else's.

Every market

Open any market for its own page: price, open interest, volume and funding.

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Questions

What this page is, and where the numbers come from.

What is Arcus?

Arcus is a self-custodial perpetuals exchange on Robinhood Chain. It lists perpetual contracts on crypto, US equities, indices and commodities, so a single account covers markets that normally sit on different venues.

What does this page show?

Full public statistics for the Arcus book: every market with its price, 24-hour volume, open interest and funding rate, plus daily growth, the busiest markets, where the flow goes and what trading costs.

Do I need an account to use this screener?

No. The page is open to everyone. There is no login, no wallet connection and no registration. It simply reads the exchange's public data and shows it.

How often is the data updated?

Continuously. Prices, volume and open interest refresh as the exchange publishes them, and the page keeps a rolling history so you can see how each figure moved.

How does funding work on Arcus?

Funding is exchanged between longs and shorts every hour. When longs are crowded they pay shorts, and when shorts are crowded it flips. That is what keeps a perpetual contract tied to the underlying price.

Where does the data come from?

Straight from the public Arcus API. Nothing here is estimated or modelled. The figures are the exchange's own, aggregated and put on one page.

The market closes.Arcus doesn't.

Every day since launch

Where the flow goes

The cost nobody publishes

Busiest markets

Funding, hour by hour

Who is trading

Every market

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Questions

What is Arcus?

What does this page show?

Do I need an account to use this screener?

How often is the data updated?

How does funding work on Arcus?

Where does the data come from?

The market closes.
Arcus doesn't.